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STAPP ORIGINATOR DATE TOPIC AGENDA ITEMS Mary Kay Nyland June 6, 1996 96-19-P, Richard Carlson, 7932 Lake Drive, Minor Subdivision Mr. Richard Carlson has purchased the His and Her Barber & Beauty Shop at 7932 Lake Drive and plans to operate a Rental Equipment Business. The property is located within the Central Business Zoning District and indicated as Business on the City's Land Use Map. The CB District has no minimum requirements for lot width, depth or area. The property is approximately .62 acres in size. There are no sewer and water utilities to serve the area. The applicant is requesting a minor subdivision to add an 80 x 135' (Tract B) parcel to the existing 164+ x 135' (Tract A) parcel from an existing 19 acre (Tract C) parcel. Tract B and C are currently zoned rural -executive. Staff originally recommended approval of this minor subdivision to the Planning and Zoning Board with the following conditions: . 1. Tract A and B shall be combined to provide for one legal description and one taxed parcel. 2. No park dedication shall be required as no additional structures are proposed to be cnsetruction. Thee to any additi intention to' accommodate mom at that time). ptly. for a rezoning of Tract B prior a site#ications . (It is the _applicants plan review in the future to site improvements, a rezoning may be appropriate The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed this item at their June 12, 1996 meeting and recommended approval of the minor subdivision with the conditions outlined above. As Council is aware, this approval was given prior to discussion with David Licht of NAC concerning the upcoming Comprehensive Plan Review. At the Council Work Session on June 18th, the Council directed staff to defer future rezoning requests until completion of this Comprehensive Plan, particularly in areas that may be subject to change ie: the Lake Drive Corridor. For that reason, staff is recommending that Council consider a denial of the subdivision request until such time as the comprehensive plan review for this area is complete. 1. Deny minor subdivision. 2. Approve minor subdivision as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Board with the conditions outlined above.